A UNESCO World Heritage site, Sunderbans is famous for its Royal Bengal tigers and unique mangrove ecosystem. It offers boat safaris that take you through the dense forest waterways, providing a chance to spot diverse wildlife. The park is also home to saltwater crocodiles, making it a thrilling destination for nature lovers.

Known for its population of Indian rhinoceroses, Gorumara offers a rich green landscape with plenty of animal and bird species to see. The park's lookout towers provide striking views of the grasslands and wildlife.

This park is one of the best places to see Indian rhinos in Kolkāta's vicinity. It is also known for its elephant safaris that traverse through the tall grasslands.

Buxa offers dense forests and historic ruins, providing a different kind of safari experience. It serves as a vital corridor for elephant migration and supports various other wildlife.

This park is famous for its pristine forests and Red Panda sighting opportunities. Its remote location offers a tranquil environment away from city hustle.

Nestled close to Jaldapara, this less-explored forest is home to wild elephants, leopards, and the rare one-horned rhinoceros. The forest's unique varying topography and riverine woods make it perfect for adventure seekers.

Though slightly distant, Kaziranga is notable for its vast herds of one-horned rhinos and wild water buffaloes. The park's terrain varies from wetlands to dense forests.

A great option for tiger enthusiasts, Simlipal combines thick forests with picturesque waterfalls. Its tiger and elephant population, alongside rich botanical diversity, add value to its safaris.

Located further to the west, Betla is known for its elephants, tigers, and leopards, amidst ancient ruins. The park's well-laid route enhances wildlife viewing experiences.

Near Kalimpong, Chapramari is small but packed with vibrant birdlife and elephants. Its lush landscape also makes for beautiful photography.

Though famous for its tiger conservation efforts, Kanha's mix of meadows, forests, and streams attract a diverse range of species. It's a slightly long journey from Kolkāta but rewarding.

Known for adventure sports like river rafting, apart from its rich wildlife, including tigers and rhinoceroses. It is a blend of high biodiversity and scenic beauty.

Famous for the Sandakphu trail, offering sightings of the Red Panda and panoramic views of the Himalayas. The park is a dream destination for trekkers and photographers.

Bordering the river banks, Mahananda is a birdwatcher’s paradise with opportunities to see elephants and bison. Its diverse landscape includes dense forests and rolling hills.

Its unique location offers both grassland and mountainous terrains perfect for a variety of animal sightings. It’s acknowledged for preserving the Asian Elephant habitat.

Known for having a high density of Bengal tigers, this park presents rich wildlife trails through its rugged hills. It's a perfect spot for wildlife photography.

This park is likened to a mini-Kaziranga, with successful conservation of the numbers of the one-horned rhinoceros. Its diverse wildlife and serene sunset views draw visitors.

Known for its picturesque landscape, it provides ample opportunities to see paradisiacal wildlife in the densely forested terrain. Spotting elephants and tigers can be exhilarating.

Named after the famous Bengali novelist, the sanctuary offers rustic trails for trekkers and sightings of deer and birds. Its close proximity to Kolkāta makes it a convenient escape.